What is the outcome if an individual has an active warrant and there is "no extradition" noted?

When an individual has an active warrant with "no extradition" noted, it signifies that the issuing jurisdiction will not pursue the individual across state lines. This could be due to various reasons, such as the nature of the offense, the laws governing extradition between states, or an agreement between jurisdictions. While the warrant remains active, indicating that law enforcement agencies are aware of the individual's status and the need for prosecution, the no extradition clause means that if the individual flees to another state, that state will not return them to the original jurisdiction for prosecution. This ensures that although the warrant exists, practical enforcement is limited by the lack of extradition, significantly impacting the ability for law enforcement to enforce the warrant across state boundaries.