1) To use the U.S. government as an example, prosecutors at either the state or federal level are considered to be part of the Executive Branch, not the Judiciary, because their basic purpose is to ensure that the laws promulgated by the executive branch are followed. The Judiciary consists of just the judges and courts. So if a prosecutor's office were created, it wouldn't necessarily blur separation of power lines. Having said that, are there enough criminal cases in existence that would prompt the creation of such an office? Honest question, I have no idea what the volume of cases before the court is like.

2) What do the current procedures for the Court look like? I'm curious to see them