—Standby Counsel for Disrup-

tive Defendant Upon direction of the judicial authority in situa- tions involving a disruptive defendant or one who has been removed under Section 42-46, standby counsel shall enter the case and represent the defendant notwithstanding a previous waiver under Section 44-3. If standby counsel is ordered to represent the defendant, counsel shall be granted reasonable time before proceeding with the trial. (P.B. 1978-1997, Sec. 965.)