For record summary, use jurisdiction on offense, not on ciprs record

A ciprs record may have both district and superior court offenses
deardurham · Oct 10, 2023 · 9c5342a · 9c5342a
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diff --git a/dear_petition/petition/export/documents/records_summary.py b/dear_petition/petition/export/documents/records_summary.py
@@ -106,7 +106,7 @@ def __create_tables_data(offenses):
     for offense in offenses:
 
         county = offense.ciprs_record.county
-        jurisdiction = JURISDICTION_MAP[offense.ciprs_record.jurisdiction]
+        jurisdiction = JURISDICTION_MAP[offense.jurisdiction]
         key = (county, jurisdiction)
 
         offense_records = list(offense.offense_records.all())

diff --git a/dear_petition/petition/export/documents/tests/test_records_summary.py b/dear_petition/petition/export/documents/tests/test_records_summary.py
@@ -390,7 +390,6 @@ def create_offense(batch, county, jurisdiction, file_no, dob, verdict, dispositi
     ciprs_record = CIPRSRecordFactory(
         batch=batch,
         county=county,
-        jurisdiction=jurisdiction,
         file_no=file_no,
         dob=dob,
         offense_date="2001-09-30",
@@ -399,6 +398,7 @@ def create_offense(batch, county, jurisdiction, file_no, dob, verdict, dispositi
     )
     offense = OffenseFactory(
         ciprs_record=ciprs_record,
+        jurisdiction=jurisdiction,
         verdict=verdict,
         disposition_method=disposition_method,
         disposed_on="2003-10-02",