tampa fla. federal judge block part new florida law aim cut state fund preventive health service clinics also provide abortions act shortly restrictions take effect friday u.s. district judge robert hinkle issue preliminary injunction late thursday state plan parenthood affiliate challenge certain provision unconstitutional hinkle find clinics unacceptably target state efforts eliminate fund healthcare service also provide birth control screen cancer sexually transmit diseases state beef plaintiffs provide abortions write note florida already prohibit fund abortions court hold permissible florida among many state adopt new abortion laws conservatives seek chip away u.s. supreme court landmark 1973 roe v. wade decision legalize abortion supporters argue wide-ranging law adopt spring florida would protect women health include restrictions similar texas law u.s. supreme court strike early week plan parenthood however challenge lawsuit relate provision require doctor perform abortions admit privilege nearby hospitals type formal affiliation difficult obtain organization lawsuit file u.s. district court northern district florida focus fund cut say jeopardize 500,000 annually plan parenthood also challenge new requirement state inspectors review 50 percent patient medical record abortion clinics hinkle 25-page injunction also block additional inspections note volume requirements abortion clinics far exceed standards medical facilities inspection provision solution search problem hinkle write lawsuit plan parenthood also raise concern change state define gestational stag terminology clarify court hear say laura goodhue executive director florida alliance plan parenthood affiliate applaud judge rule mean vital program continue go forward say phone interview anti-women health politicians want end abortion go lengths try stop preventive service florida department health name lawsuit immediately provide comment neither office florida governor rick scott republican federal judge block florida law end abortion clinic fund