AZ SB1188

Prohibits sellers in the chain of distribution from charging 25% or more above pre-disruption prices during abnormal market disruptions for goods or services necessary for health, safety, and welfare.

Defines "abnormal disruption of the market" as any change resulting from weather, natural disasters, power failures, strikes, civil disorder, war, or other causes that triggers a gubernatorial emergency declaration.

Applies to manufacturers, suppliers, wholesalers, distributors, and retail sellers of goods or services.

Requires the Arizona Attorney General to enforce the price regulation restrictions.

Establishes violations as class 2 misdemeanors, or class 1 misdemeanors if committed intentionally, with each violation and each day of violation counted as separate offenses.