The respondent shall be present at all hearings unless the respondent and the respondent's attorney waive the respondent's rights to be present, or unless the court makes a specific finding after the respondent has been brought to the place of the hearing that the respondent should be removed from the hearing because the person's conduct is so disruptive that the proceedings cannot continue in any reasonable manner.
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