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Not my list
This is not my formula, just one that I have seen dozens of times before on this and other internet discussion boards.
Here are the four points. If any are missing, it's not a backcourt violation:
(1) Team A must have control.
(2) The ball must obtain frontcourt status.
(3) A must be the first to touch the ball before it goes into the backcourt.
(4) A must be the first to touch the ball in the backcourt.
In this case, A never had control (no team control on a throw-in) so it is not a violation.
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