There is no specific crime called "accessory after the fact,"
and in the US the notion of "accessory" in general is largely an
obsolete concept. An "accessory before the fact" is now generally
regarded as an accomplice, flat out, and charged with the same
crime as the principal. The old concept of "accessory after the
fact" is now largely subsumed in more specific charges (usually of
lesser severity) like "obstruction of justice," "tampering with
evidence," or "harboring a felon".