Data showed that criminals adopt more negative attitudes towards all norms and admit that these norms are not respected enough in society. It was also found that their most negative moral attitudes are towards functionaries, law-enforcing agencies, their victims, and toward companions. They see these people as being more unethical and consider them to be more immoral than themselves. Criminals differ in their moral attitudes toward society and in their self-evaluations. Study data and about 40 references are included. (Author abstract modified)