Arizona SB1714 criminalizes excessive pricing of essential commodities during a state of emergency.
Arizona SB1714 amends the state's trade practices by adding a new article on price regulation during emergencies. It makes it unlawful to sell essential commodities at excessively high prices during a state of emergency. Violators who receive at least $500 from such sales face a class 5 felony charge. The attorney general can investigate and take appropriate action against these unlawful practices.
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