New York Instructions for General Testimony is a set of guidelines and rules that witnesses must follow when testifying in court. This includes how to properly answer questions, how to be respectful to the court, and how to remain impartial during the proceedings. The main types of New York Instructions for General Testimony are: Direct Examination, Cross-Examination, Re-Direct Examination, and Re-Cross Examination. During Direct Examination, the party that called the witness to testify will ask questions. During Cross-Examination, the opposing party can ask the witness questions. Re-Direct Examination and Re-Cross Examination are follow-up questions asked by the parties involved. In all cases, witnesses must remain impartial and answer questions truthfully. Additionally, witnesses must respect the court, avoid speculation, and maintain professional demeanor.