Fortunately for Fauci, the bioweapons terrorism act of 1989 that Francis Boyle penned doesn't incorporate the death penalty as punishment. And that's because Francis Boyle is against the death penalty in his personal beliefs. It should suffice to say that so long as he stays stateside, he'll probably be safe from execution. That's not to say he won't face life imprisonment for the crimes against humanity committed. I guess we'll see how it plays out. Part of me thinks he's too big to fail. Even if he does end up being the designated fall guy, his punishment may strictly be for theatrics. Thanks for weighing in with your opinion on the matter, @jaxonmurph!