From applicable 2-(or more) dancer formations.
All (or designated dancers) do a diagonal Pass Thru, to end in the other 
  dancer's starting position and face opposite to the other dancer's original
  facing direction.
Notes:
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Jaywalk is a 2-dancer call.
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A Jaywalk can be a Pass Thru, Diagonal Pass Thru, or you can
    turn up to 90° (as in a Facing Diamond Circulate).
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Always pass Right shoulders.  This is important since the caller could
    call 1/2 Jaywalk.
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Take the original opposite facing direction of the dancer who
    was originally occupying your ending spot.
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Before moving, point at the dancer with whom you are to Jaywalk.
    This ensures that the other dancer realizes that they are working with you.
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If you are diagonally facing more than one dancer, Jaywalk with
    the closest dancer on your half of the formation.
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Jay Concept [C3A]:
 From a general 1/4 Tag or other applicable formations.  Work in a
  Distorted Box with the dancers with whom you would normally Jaywalk.
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 See also Jay Concept [C3A].