No you can't.
No A team can not inbound the ball from the front court into the back court without penalty.
yes
No. No matter what, you can't step on the out of bounds line when inbounding.
No. But the referee just let the inbounding to be repeated.
No
The "2 position, also called the "shooting guard", is usually the team's best shooter. The "3 position", also called the "small forward, is responsible for inbounding the ball.
Yes. there are no "crossing the plane" rules in basketball. Its always about where your feet are touching the ground or where they were last touching the ground.
It is impossible to travel when inbounding. While there are space restrictions for a throw-in, the thrower is not required to maintain a pivot foot or observe any of the other restrictions of the traveling rule.
The player inboundin the ball can throw it all the way down the court, but someone else has to touch the ball once inbounded before the person inbounding the ball to touch it
It depends on who the infraction is called.
Inbounding, free-throwing, dribbling, fouling, running, travelling, substituting, coaching, diving, acting, faking, showboating, ballhogging, negotiating, boycotting, appearing, testifying, making (it rain)...