See HRPP rule 8(b).

Separate trial is matter in discretion of court. 3 H. 30.

Convictions against several defendants jointly charged and tried for several offenses upheld. 4 H. 509.

Joinder of principal and accessories upheld. 7 H. 734.

One may be charged in different counts in same indictment as principal and as accessory before the fact in an attempt to commit a crime; where this is done and one is convicted as principal he is not entitled to his discharge because of acquittal of his alleged principal. 11 H. 591.

Severance rests in discretion of court. 46 H. 183, 377 P.2d 728. Denial not subject to reversal unless there was clear abuse of discretion. 47 H. 185, 389 P.2d 146.

An accused person has no right to be tried with another accused with him. 53 H. 574, 499 P.2d 678.

See 3 H. 90.