I am currently selling a property that I recently purchased. The agent who is acting for the new Buyer has all of her inspections completed, and her inspection period is over, but she wants a copy of the inspection report from when I bought the property 2 months ago. I think it is prejudicial to give it to her. She had the opportunity to conduct all the inspections she wanted, is there any reason I should give it to her?

Why would it be "prejudicial?" It's simply additional disclosure. Any deficiencies (that were present when you purchased) that were never addressed, should be in your disclosures anyway.

Maybe CA disclosure laws are different than the laws of AZ, but I would be happy to show the previous inspection report to a potential buyer. . .

It's your property and you are not required to show it to them. They had their chance during their time period.

Most home inspection reports are not transferable. A new inspection should be completed by the new buyer.