In January 2023, the indictment of Dragan Šojić, director of the Service for Joint Affairs of the Institutions of Bosnia and Herzegovina, was confirmed. He was to face charges of misusing his position between 2018 and 2022, including the use of official vehicles for private purposes, breach of legal regulations and obtaining financial benefits at the cost of the institution, which is a grave criminal offence.

The indictment against the director of the Service for Joint Affairs of the Institutions of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Dragan Šojić states that, in his official capacity, he exceeded the limits of his authority. Specifically, he allegedly misused government vehicles and maintained false travel records, which would be a violation of his official duties. This alleged misuse is said to have resulted in personal gain for Šojić, totalling KM41,877.78 (€21,416.66). The indictment claims that 1t the same time, it caused the same amount of financial damage to the budget of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Šojić allegedly misused government vehicles by using them to travel on non-working days and during his vacation to visit his family abroad and used an official vehicle for purposes that were not official. He was additionally accused of signing fictitious travel orders accused of signing fictitious travel orders.

On 5 January 2024, the court of Bosnia and Herzegovina pronounced a first-instance verdict and acquitted the accused of the charges. As the first-instance verdict is not legally-binding, a first complaint was filed by 7 March, requesting the court to reverse the judgement against Šojić. The appellate council of the court of Bosnia and Herzegovina revoked the first-instance verdict in October 2024, ordering a retrial.

The final outcome of the case is yet to be determined as it is still in progress. Šojić could eventually face legal consequences if he misused his official position and caused financial harm to the country's budget.