; . III GENDER-INFORMED ALTERNATIVES TO INCARCERATION 301. Federal pretrial diversion (a) In general Chapter 201 of title 18, United States Code, is amended by adding the following new section at the end: 3015. Federal pretrial diversion (a) Definitions The following terms apply in this section: (1) Criminal case The term criminal case means a Federal criminal offense or Federal juvenile adjudication where a criminal complaint, information or indictment has been filed, or where a criminal complaint, information or indictment has not been filed and the Government has a reasonable belief that a prosecutable Federal offense may be filed. (2) Divertee The term divertee means an adult or juvenile who is accepted to participate in a pretrial diversion program. (3) Pretrial diversion The term pretrial diversion means an alternative to criminal prosecution that diverts a defendant or juvenile away from the traditional criminal justice process into a recidivism reduction plan, and which results in a diversionary disposition to a divertee who successfully completes such recidivism reduction plan. (4) Diversionary disposition The term diversionary disposition means the termination of a criminal case that results in— (A) the Government not filing a criminal complaint, information, indictment or charge in a criminal case; (B) dismissal of a criminal complaint, indictment, information or charge against a divertee; or (C) a conviction and imposition of a sentence, or a juvenile adjudication and disposition, that does not include a term of incarceration, imprisonment or official detention. (5) Recidivism reduction plan The term recidivism reduction plan means a plan, ordered to be completed by the Court, and that the divertee agrees to complete in exchange for a diversionary disposition which— (A) shall include supervision, at a frequency and level to be determined by the Court