§ 133.825 Governor may recall warrant

If you're facing extradition to another state, the Governor can cancel (recall) an arrest warrant they already signed. The Governor can do this whenever they decide it's the right call, no specific reason is required.

The Governor also has the power to issue a new warrant if needed. This means the process isn't set in stone once a warrant is signed. The Governor keeps control over these extradition warrants and can change course if circumstances change or new information comes up.