In a prosecutorial misconduct claim based upon a misstatement of law during closing argument, should courts presume that the jury followed the trial court's correct instruction at the end of trial even if the trial judge expressly ratified the misstatement at the time it occurred, and its correct instruction at the close of trial did not specifically address or correct its prior comment?

Should courts presume that the jury followed the trial court's correct instruction at the end of trial even if the trial judge expressly ratified a misstatement of law during closing argument?