(1) The German criminal law is applicable to crimes committed
abroad against a German if such conduct is punishable by the law
of the place where it occurred, or if no criminal law enforcement
existed at the place where the crime was committed.
(2) The German criminal law is likewise applicable to crimes
committed abroad if such conduct is punishable by the law of the
place where it occurred, or if no criminal law enforcement existed
at the place where the crime was committed, and if the perpetrator:
1. was a German at the time of the crime or acquired German
citizenship thereafter, or
2. was a foreigner at the time of the crime, was apprehended
within Germany and, although the extradition statute would
permit extradition for the type of offense involved, was not extradited
either because a request for extradition was never made, or
was refused, or because extradition is not feasible.