I imagine most Americans violate speeding and other vehicles moving laws far more often than jaywalking. I imagine the majority of Americans haven't actually crossed a street as a pedestrian in the last week.

Why would they? They drive from their home to their job to the parking lot of the grocery store to the drive through pickup line at school for their kids.

I'm one of the more transit/pedestrian/bike people in the group I routinely hang out with and I haven't actually crossed the street as a pedestrian in a few days.

Anti-miscegenation laws were a common place one for some time .. arguably some alive today are still a living crime.

Trevor Noah titled a book Born a Crime in reference to his birth in South Africa, similar laws remained in force in many US states until 1967 which means a number of people walking about the US today have an existence that was a crime.