True or False: The Attorney General can revoke DEA registration if an entity has been excluded from Medicaid or Medicare participation.

The statement is true. The Attorney General has the authority to revoke a DEA registration if an entity has been excluded from participating in Medicaid or Medicare. This exclusion typically indicates a level of misconduct or issues related to the entity’s qualifications or compliance with federal healthcare programs. The DEA registration is crucial for entities that handle controlled substances and maintaining good standing in federal health programs is a requirement for holding such registration.

The Attorney General's role includes ensuring that those who deal with controlled substances follow the law, and exclusion from federally funded health programs raises significant concerns regarding the entity's trustworthiness and compliance with legal standards. As such, even without a finding of fraud, the mere exclusion can be a sufficient basis for revocation of DEA registration to protect public health and safety.