§ 1141.21 Recalling warrant - New warrant.

If the Governor issues a warrant for someone's arrest, he can change his mind and cancel it later if he thinks that's the right call. He also has the power to issue a new warrant if needed, even after canceling an earlier one.

This means the Governor isn't locked into a decision once a warrant is signed. He can pull it back or replace it with a new one whenever the situation calls for it. This gives him flexibility to fix mistakes or respond to new information about the case.