Haw. Pattern Jury Instr. (Criminal) 4.06

ALTERNATIVE A: MULTIPLE COUNTS, ONE DEFENDANT

The defendant is charged with more than one offense under

separate counts in the indictment/complaint. Each count and the

evidence that applies to that count is to be considered

separately. The fact that you may find the defendant not guilty

or guilty of one of the counts charged does not mean that you

must reach the same verdict with respect to [any] [the] other

count charged.

ALTERNATIVE B: MULTIPLE DEFENDANTS, ONE COUNT

Each defendant has been accused of committing the offense

of (charge). You must give separate consideration to the

evidence applicable to each defendant. Each defendant is

entitled to your separate consideration. You must return a

separate verdict for each defendant.

ALTERNATIVE C: MULTIPLE DEFENDANTS, MULTIPLE COUNTS

[Some counts in this case have been charged against some

defendants and not against others.] You must give separate

consideration to the evidence that applies to each individual

defendant. You must consider separately each count charged

against each individual defendant.