What are the fielding violations in Kickball?

Section 7: Violations & Penalties

Bunting: Deliberately stopping or tapping the ball short instead of a full kick results in a foul ball (strike). Repeated intentional bunting may result in an automatic out at the umpire's discretion.
Double kick: Kicking the ball more than once before it passes a base is an automatic out
Kicking out of order: If a player kicks out of turn, the at-kick is void and the correct kicker is called; any advance by runners is nullified
Kicking with the hands or arms: The ball must be kicked with the foot or leg below the knee; using hands is an automatic out

Leading off: Leaving the base before the ball is kicked results in the runner being called out
Stealing: Advancing on an unkicked pitch results in the runner being returned to their original base (or called out in some rule sets)
Running out of the baseline: A runner who deviates more than 3 feet from the direct path between bases to avoid a tag or throw is out
Interference: A runner who deliberately obstructs a fielder or kicks/swats a thrown ball is out

Headshot: Deliberately throwing the ball at a runner's head or neck is strictly prohibited. If a runner is hit in the head by a thrown ball, the runner is safe and advances one base.
Obstruction: A fielder who blocks a base or the baseline without possession of the ball commits obstruction; the runner is awarded the base they were advancing to
Illegal pitch: If the pitcher bounces the ball excessively, throws it in the air, or pitches too fast, it is called a ball
Encroachment: Fielders (except the catcher) must remain behind the pitching strip until the ball is kicked; violation results in the kicker being awarded first base

Arguing excessively with officials or opponents may result in a warning or ejection
Intentionally injuring another player results in immediate ejection from the game
Taunting, profanity, or disrespectful behavior may result in warnings, ejection, or team penalties as determined by the officials or league rules

Bunting: Deliberately stopping or tapping the ball short instead of a full kick results in a foul ball (strike). Repeated intentional bunting may result in an automatic out at the umpire's discretion.
Double kick: Kicking the ball more than once before it passes a base is an automatic out
Kicking out of order: If a player kicks out of turn, the at-kick is void and the correct kicker is called; any advance by runners is nullified
Kicking with the hands or arms: The ball must be kicked with the foot or leg below the knee; using hands is an automatic out

Leading off: Leaving the base before the ball is kicked results in the runner being called out
Stealing: Advancing on an unkicked pitch results in the runner being returned to their original base (or called out in some rule sets)
Running out of the baseline: A runner who deviates more than 3 feet from the direct path between bases to avoid a tag or throw is out
Interference: A runner who deliberately obstructs a fielder or kicks/swats a thrown ball is out

Headshot: Deliberately throwing the ball at a runner's head or neck is strictly prohibited. If a runner is hit in the head by a thrown ball, the runner is safe and advances one base.
Obstruction: A fielder who blocks a base or the baseline without possession of the ball commits obstruction; the runner is awarded the base they were advancing to
Illegal pitch: If the pitcher bounces the ball excessively, throws it in the air, or pitches too fast, it is called a ball
Encroachment: Fielders (except the catcher) must remain behind the pitching strip until the ball is kicked; violation results in the kicker being awarded first base

Arguing excessively with officials or opponents may result in a warning or ejection
Intentionally injuring another player results in immediate ejection from the game
Taunting, profanity, or disrespectful behavior may result in warnings, ejection, or team penalties as determined by the officials or league rules