What are the batting and base-running violations in Softball?

Section 7: Violations/Penalties

Illegal pitch: A delivery that does not meet the legal-pitch requirements. The penalty is a ball awarded to the batter, and base runners are awarded as provided by the rule.

Illegal or non-compliant bat: Use of a bat that is altered, non-certified, or that fails bat/compression testing carries a penalty that can include calling the batter out, ejection, and removal of the bat from play.
Helmet and equipment requirements: Failure to wear required protective equipment is corrected by the umpire and can carry penalties for repeated or willful violations.

Batting out of order: An appealable violation; the proper penalty (an out and adjustment of the order) depends on when the appeal is made.
Leaving a base early: A runner who leaves before the pitch is released is penalized as provided in the rules.
Interference: When a runner, batter, or coach illegally hinders a fielder making a play, the offending player is declared out and other runners return.
Obstruction: When a fielder without the ball illegally impedes a runner, the umpire awards the runner the base(s) that would have been reached absent the obstruction.
Malicious / flagrant contact: A runner who deliberately initiates flagrant contact is declared out and is ejected.

Unsportsmanlike conduct by players or coaches — abusive language, throwing equipment, contact with an official — results in warnings, ejection, and, where applicable, further disciplinary action by the conference or the NCAA.
An ejected individual must leave the playing area; the head coach is responsible for compliance.

Illegal pitch: A delivery that does not meet the legal-pitch requirements. The penalty is a ball awarded to the batter, and base runners are awarded as provided by the rule.

Illegal or non-compliant bat: Use of a bat that is altered, non-certified, or that fails bat/compression testing carries a penalty that can include calling the batter out, ejection, and removal of the bat from play.
Helmet and equipment requirements: Failure to wear required protective equipment is corrected by the umpire and can carry penalties for repeated or willful violations.

Batting out of order: An appealable violation; the proper penalty (an out and adjustment of the order) depends on when the appeal is made.
Leaving a base early: A runner who leaves before the pitch is released is penalized as provided in the rules.
Interference: When a runner, batter, or coach illegally hinders a fielder making a play, the offending player is declared out and other runners return.
Obstruction: When a fielder without the ball illegally impedes a runner, the umpire awards the runner the base(s) that would have been reached absent the obstruction.
Malicious / flagrant contact: A runner who deliberately initiates flagrant contact is declared out and is ejected.

Unsportsmanlike conduct by players or coaches — abusive language, throwing equipment, contact with an official — results in warnings, ejection, and, where applicable, further disciplinary action by the conference or the NCAA.
An ejected individual must leave the playing area; the head coach is responsible for compliance.