My question involves criminal law for the state of: Wisconsin
I was banned from a series of locations of a certain fast food restaurant due to a disorderly conduct charge I received from local police at one of these locations. That charge was dropped, and I also have a clean record with no convictions and arrests. However, I contacted the business's owner to get my ban from them dropped, and they told me that they would not lift the ban, and that if I contacted them again, they would call the police and have them arrest me for harassment, so I can no longer do that. However, I still want this ban lifted because I feel like my ban was not justified. I realize that businesses can ban customers from their properties as long as it is not discriminatory. However, I still feel like I have been a good citizen at their business and did nothing wrong there, so I am trying to lift the ban if possible. Several questions here:
1. Is there any way I will be able to have the ban lifted without contacting the business?
2. If the ban is not lifted, is there any way to have somebody else contact the business to tell them not to have me arrested for criminal trespassing if I return to their property?
3. If there is always a risk of me being charged for criminal trespassing when I enter their business, what is the likelihood of me being caught? There are about 50 of these businesses in this chain that I am banned from, since they are owned by the same person. The only location of this restaurant that I visited was the one where I was arrested, and I have not been back since my arrest. Therefore, how would I get caught in the other locations I am banned from? Also, it has been one year since my arrest. Therefore, what are the chances that the people at that business recognize me if I return?

