Can a non extradite warrant become extraditable warrant?

Yes, a non-extraditable warrant can potentially become extraditable if circumstances change, such as the legal framework or treaties between countries. For example, if a country changes its laws or enters into a new extradition treaty, it may allow for the extradition of individuals for offenses that were previously non-extraditable. Additionally, if the nature of the charges or the evidence against the individual evolves, it could lead to a reevaluation of the warrant's extraditability.