TRUE or FALSE with explanation

1) The main difference between an LP (a limited partnership) and an LLLP (a limited liability limited partnership) is that in an LLLP, the general partner(s) can be shielded from liability, often to the same extent as the limited partners.

2) The Washington Supreme Court has held that even if a landlord has a duty to protect a tenant against a danger of which it knows or in the exercise of ordinary care ought to know, and fails to exercise ordinary care in its efforts to do so, the landlord would not be liable to the tenant for the landlord's negligence if a third party's criminal acts are found to be the only proximate cause of the tenant's injuries.