It is definitely possible to be charged for a cybercrime in a state which a person has never visited. An example of this is if someone is in Washington, DC and they are accused of using a computer to access information in Boston, Massachusetts. The computer they are using may involve the use of a server that’s in Massachusetts. The information that is alleged to have been illegally accessed may also be located in Massachusetts. A person can either be charged in the district of Massachusetts, or in the District of Columbia, for a cybercrime that was physically committed in the District of Columbia.