What was the "bright-line" rule that was set in place by Payton v. New York?

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The "bright-line" rule established by Payton v. New York is that the police must have a warrant to arrest someone in their home unless there are exigent circumstances that justify the arrest without a warrant. This decision emphasizes the importance of the Fourth Amendment protections against unreasonable searches and seizures in the context of the home.

What Was the "Bright-Line" Rule That Was Set in Place